Sentence examples for terms of the projects from inspiring English sources
It helps, too, that the terms of the projects look generous to the host.
"We've become a lot more conservative in our approach, in terms of the projects we'll go after," he said.
Seymour, who will be 80 in July and has a demeanor more like that of a secretary of state or a corporate executive, handled the economic terms of the projects and the family's critical financial relationships with various banks.
"My career has been quite varied in terms of the projects I have done," she says.
"There's a movement toward affordability, and thinking 'what can I resell it for?' " says Baker. " House prices have collapsed and it has made folks more conservative in terms of the projects they'll undertake and the features they're looking for".
"But in terms of the project itself, I certainly support the Coast Guard.
Tozzoli and his evaluation team were not looking for an obstinate aesthete who would try to dictate the terms of the project.
In addition, under the terms of the Project Merlin agreement between the banks and the government, the report also lifted the lid on the scale of rewards outside the boardroom of the bank, which is 41% owned by the taxpayer.
Landmark West, a local preservation group, is worried about the relation of the new building to the landmark and the possibility that the terms of the project will change once a developer is designated.
Lighthouse Landing will probably be privately financed without state tax credits or assistance, though the terms of the project's financing are still being worked out, company spokesmen have said.
"Currently the figures show that England scores badly in terms of the projected wellbeing of children - pupils in Wales and Scotland enjoy school more.
